This is the new Valencia away kit 2018/19, VCF’s new alternate strip for the upcoming La Liga season. The new VCF change shirt was officially unveiled on May 20, 2018, ahead of Los Che’s clash at the Mestalla against Deportivo La Coruna. The club, playing in the new kit, won that game 2-1 thanks to goals from Zaza and Guedes. They’ve also qualified for the Champions League next season after finishing fourth in La Liga.

The new away kit, based on an oft seen Adidas template, has Blu as its principal shirt sponsor and BeIn on the back, with Alfa Romeo appearing on the shorts, Continue reading →

This is the new Real Madrid icon top 2018, a special edition retro football shirt created by Adidas for Spanish giants Real Madrid. The blue and white jersey uses the club’s core colours. With 33 domestic league titles and 12 European Cup titles, Real are record holders, both in Spain and continentally.

French striker Karim Benzema is here seen modelling the new Real Madrid icon jersey, which was officially unveiled on March 1, 2018. Adidas are expected to come up with similar releases for their other clubs (notably Manchester United and Juventus) in the near future. Continue reading →

Spanish Segunda Division side CA Osasuna have announced Euskaltel as their new principal kit sponsor. The Spanish telecommunications company will appear on the front of the Osasuna jersey for the rest of the 2017/18 season.

The club also unveiled a special kit for gender equality and to celebrate International Womens’ Day (May 8). The blue and pink strip, carrying the message “He for She”, will be worn this weekend when Osasuna take on Cadiz. The Euskaltel sponsored uniforms are therefore expected to be first seen in action later this month against Albacete.

Osasuna were relegated from La Liga at the end of the 2016/17 season along with Gijon and Granada. They’re currently 8th in the Segunda Division, twelve behind leaders Huesca Continue reading →

This is the new Real Madrid third kit 2017/18, Spanish giants Real Madrid’s new second alternate strip for the upcoming La Liga season. Made by Adidas, the kit has been designed by Blancos fan Jesus Serrano, who got to meet his idols in Los Angeles at the uniform launch.

Serrano’s inspiration for this kit was Real’s third strip from the 1996/97 season (white with two purple parts) Continue reading →